Sentence examples for well never to from inspiring English sources

Cameron would do well never to underestimate Sturgeon.

But You Did Not Come Back is an exquisitely written, beautifully translated and unwaveringly honest testimony; a story we will all do well never to forget.

And if the whole sad saga of human conflict teaches us anything at all, it is that all defensive military hardware becomes obsolete so quickly that it is just as well never to build it.

What details would you do well never to tell?

But there are limits to how open you should be on Facebook and while you might enjoy sharing photos and status updates, there are some pieces of information you would do well never to share.

In practical terms, this means I may well never have to pretend to care about the Japandroids ever again.

Well, never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to ignorance, so I'm going to optimistically argue that the basic problem is that most journalists simply don't have a clue when it comes to science and engineering.

If you are able to set aside enough funds each year, you can very well never have to worry about holding a life insurance policy.

Two ships operating underwater robots around the well never had to leave the area.

Martina has spoken out about numerous other issues as well, never one to shy away from voicing her opinion.

Whether it's Uber or self-driving cars, he may well never learn to drive a car.